England international striker Harry Kane was heavily linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur during the summer transfer window and Manchester City were reportedly interested in securing his services.
However, Daniel Levy refused to sell the 28-year-old striker for a reasonable price and the Premier League champions had to pull out of the race.
Kane has struggled to replicate his peak form this season and it will be interesting to see if new manager Antonio Conte can get the England international firing on all cylinders again.
Nuno Espirito Santo was recently sacked by the London club following a series of poor results and Conte has been appointed as his replacement.
The Italian will be expected to guide Tottenham back into the top four this season and it seems that his arrival has convinced Kane to stay at the club for the long run.
According to the Sun, the 28-year-old believes that Conte can help Tottenham challenge for trophies and he has now abandoned his plans to leave the Londoners.
Conte is certainly one of the best managers across Europe and he helped Inter Milan win the league title last season.
The Italian has managed in the Premier League before with Chelsea and the Blues won the Premier League title under his management.
Tottenham will be hoping that he can end their wait for silverware in the coming months.
The report from Sun adds that the 52-year-old manager will be handed a £150 million transfer warchest and it remains to be seen whether Conte decides to strengthen his side extensively during the winter transfer window.
